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How may have people from Anatolia been important to the geography of language?
 
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Who were the Kurgans and how may they have been important to the geography of language?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Answer: proposed by Colin Renfrew to be the first speakers of Indo-European language

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Answer: proposed by Marija Gimbutas to be the first speakers of Indo-European language




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